(PM.) In the wake of a firebombing at a Buffalo, New York pregnancy center earlier this month, an Antifa group was found celebrating the attack on Twitter.
The group, Antifa Sacramento, took footage posted to Twitter earlier this month by local WGRZ reporter Dave McKinley, and dubbed the first 17 seconds of ACDC’s song “Thunderstruck” over the footage of the burned out building’s interior.
McKinley had posted the video to Twitter the same day that a CompassCare facility in Buffalo was attacked, with windows being smashed and fires being set inside the building.
Not sure why, but the first 17 seconds of Thunderstruck goes perfectly with this 17 second video of the aftermath of the firebombing of the anti-Abortion, CompassCare that recently occurred in Buffalo,NY area.#DeathToPatriarchy #DeathToWhiteSupremacy https://t.co/hn0g60F7rc
— Antifa Sacramento (@AntifaSac_) June 8, 2022
“Not sure why, but the first 17 seconds of Thunderstruck goes perfectly with this 17 second video of the aftermath of the firebombing of the anti-Abortion, CompassCare that recently occurred in Buffalo, NY area,” Antifa Sacramento tweeted shortly after the attack, with the hashtags “Death To Patriarchy” and “Death To White Supremacy.”
The group also posted an exterior shot of the building, which had been graffitied with the saying “Jane was here.”
On June 15, the group reposted McKinley’s video, this time with “Thunderstruck” playing in the background.
Solidarity! And Sound on! Here’s the aftermath again of the firebombing of CompassCare,the anti-abortion center in the Buffalo,NY area! #DeathToPatriarchy #JanesRevenge pic.twitter.com/BOMqsMVtyq
— Antifa Sacramento (@AntifaSac_) June 15, 2022
